Laredo TX Border Wall Progress Near Colombia Solidarity Bridge The Colombia Solidarity International Bridge, 25 miles northwest of Laredo in Webb County, Texas, is a key trade crossing over the Rio Grande. In April 2025, the Laredo City Council approved (6-2) a lease for 1,600 feet of city land near the bridge, enabling Texas to build part of its border wall. This is within a larger 3-mile project, mostly on private property. Texas has completed 66.4 miles of 30-foot steel bollard fencing statew

The annual Christmas Parade was held earlier today with more than 80 entries. The crowds of children and adults who lined along San Bernardo Street thoroughly enjoyed the parade. Despite the gloomy skies, the joy was unmistakable as families gathered, waves were shared, and toys were handed out to brighten the day for our children. Rain or shine, Laredo knows how to come together and celebrate the season. This was the Blessed Sacrament School Float. It looked like alot of fun for all the kids wh

58K views · 538 reactions | ️ Thank You, Team Laredo! During the recent rain and flooding event, our city employees went above and beyond to keep our community safe and informed. From monitoring streets, supporting residents, keeping essential services running, to sharing updates and advisories — your hard work does not go unnoticed! Together, we rise to every challenge.  | City of Laredo - Government | Facebook

🎙 Pete Astudillo Recalls His Musical History | Made in Laredo ✨ In this clip from Made in Laredo, hosted by Ruben Villarreal, legendary artist Pete Astudillo reflects on the early days of his career — from how Los Bad Boyz got their break to touring alongside Selena y Los Dinos. Pete shares unforgettable stories about the Quintanilla family, his close bond with A.B. Quintanilla, the first duet he ever sang with Selena, and a pivotal night in San Angelo that changed everything. 🎧 Made in Laredo

🎙 Pete Astudillo: Touring with Selena y Los Dinos & the Night That Changed Everything | Made in Laredo ✨ In this clip from Made in Laredo, hosted by Ruben Villarreal, legendary artist Pete Astudillo reflects on the early days of his career — from how Los Bad Boyz got their break to touring alongside Selena y Los Dinos. Pete shares unforgettable stories about the Quintanilla family, his close bond with A.B. Quintanilla, the first duet he ever sang with Selena, and a pivotal night in San Angelo t